By Scott Landheer City Times Clemente Valdez became the next Associated Student Government president, beating his closest competitor, Denise Haughton, 276 to 66 after all the votes from the May 15-17...

By Mariana Lima Contributor If a gunman were to enter a classroom, what should students do? There are no specific rules that will apply to everyone when it comes to self-protection in case of armed attacks,...

By Rosemarie Davis City Times It's 7 o'clock in the evening and it's time for her political science class, but she's thinking about her toddler that won't get over the flu, that it's about time to get...

By Josie Salazar and Stephen Burgers City Times City College's Behavioral Sciences and Sociology departments held two Student Symposiums on April 18 and May 2 in D-121 and Gorton Quad to speak about current...

By Stephen Burgers City Times City College's Students in Free Enterprise team placed seventh in the national SIFE competition held in Dallas May 6-8. SIFE is a program at City that allows students to...

By Jessica Kalchik Contributor Blood, needles, cold exams rooms and high expense are some thoughts that can plague the mind when contemplating getting tested for HIV. The staff at San Diego City College's...

By Emily Pfaff City Times On April 21, the Coffeehouse on Broadway played host to a Katrina Solidarity meeting, kicking off the People's Hurricane Relief Fund West Coast tour. Representatives Kojo Livingston...

By Lindsay Gross Contributor "And the Emmy goes to." Sitting, waiting, crossing fingers and toes, you anxiously await to see if it is your name that they call. For Tony Sanchez, Benjamin Cruz, Micaela...

By Stephen Burgers City Times A man was arrested in Curran Plaza on suspicion of theft on April 18 at 5 p.m. The observations of a City student led to the man's apprehension after she said she saw him...

By Mariana Lima Contributor The idea "it will never happen to me" never protected students from shooters when they attacked their classrooms. On the other hand, constant fear and panic on campuses do...

Approximately 400 immigration activists gathered on May 1 in front of City College and marched to First Street and Broadway in Downtown. On the May Day anniversary, supporters shouted slogans such as...

By Brittany Arquette City Times A popular trend has been sweeping through San Diego the past year. No, its not a new hair style, or the latest pair of jeans. It's the decision to ban smoking. In San...